(Past Present Future) Imperfect
Synopsis
This is the second feature from Bristol-based writer/producer Guy de Beaujeu (Living in Hope). He has teamed up with director Roger Thorp to create a dark family drama that will amuse and distress in equal measure. (Past Present Future) Imperfect is a muti-layered film that stars a selection of the best of British acting talent.
Details
- Year
- 2005
- Type of film
- Features
- Running time
- 94 mins
- Format
- HighDef
- Director
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Roger Thorp
- Producer
- Guy De Beaujeu
- Editor
- Colette Hodges
- Screenwriter
- Guy De Beaujeu
- Director of Photography
- Terry Flaxton
- Sound
- Vincent Watts
- Composer
- Angelo Bruschini, Joseph McGill
- Principal cast
- Rupert Frazer, Sorcha Cusack, Tom Harper, Christine Adams
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Fluidity Films
65 Elton RoadBristol BS7 8DJ
UK
T+44 (0)11 7942 1976
guy@fluidityfilms.com
Sales Company
Moviehouse Entertainment
9 Grafton MewsLondon W1T 5HZ
UK
T +44 (0)20 7380 3999
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